Some people have rivers and lakes.
The popular but secret dream of a bloody boy is to become a graceful swordsman in white who "kills one person in ten steps and leaves no trace for thousands of miles" - the bitter smile of the wine shop in the Jianghu, the back of the fluttering clothes, the bloody and tearful lovesickness, the lonely hero blowing blood with his sword, and the flower-like beauty accompanying him in life and death...
The hero's character is so stylish, romantic and weird.
Different eras have different arenas, and the new generations face different connotations of knights.
From "The Burning of the Red Lotus Temple" to "The Invincible East" and later John Woo's "The Bewitched" and "The Battle of the Forbidden City", the rules of the game look completely different. The bewildered boys struggling in the depths of the urban jungle, struggling with their loyalty, fists, bosses, Ma Zi, "Brother Su", and others have resolved this charming helplessness.
But no matter how the weather vane spins, the martial arts movie will never die - it keeps coming back to life again and again in the whirlwind of borrowed guns, machetes, UFOs, wife cakes, the deep psychology of loneliness, or computer stunts.
As Feng Xiaoxiao grows up, deep down in the heart, people still yearn for a drop of high-quality heroic tears, or a ray of lonely and restless young blood.
Walking on the delicate line between fantasy and reality, the stories of knights and knights will always make the blood flow faster.
After all, wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes.
Look at various figures in the world from the perspective of modern life and discover that in the world we live in, the laws of the martial arts world still apply.